@JickMar 11.2004 — #If I understand you correctly you can do this with sessions in php. I'm not very good with them so you might ask for help with sessions. ?
@turbauthorMar 11.2004 — #Ok here's the situation...
I've got a page with a list of task. Each task have a link page.php?id=some number.
So when a user click on a link, then i can set a session variable but for this, i've got to put the variable in the url, cause i don't what to use hidden field.
i know i can put a page between, set the var session and then redirect to the good page but i want to know if there's another alternative!!
@JonaMar 11.2004 — #[font=arial]Sessions would be the only way, other than cookies (but not everyone has cookies enabled, so that isn't a good choice). What you can do is have the page.php?id=some number page read from $_SESSION[] instead of $_GET[]. Use [url=http://php.net/session_start]session_start()[/url] to begin the session at the very beginning of your code (before anything else), then set the value of it (say $_SESSION["id"] = some number), and when the user goes to the next page, use session_start() again at the beginning, and read from $_SESSION["id"].[/font]